Today’s Headlines
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By
Joe Linton
9:06 AM PDT on July 21, 2014

- North Figueroa Street’s Great
StreetsBike Lane Disaster (KCET) - Architecture + Design Museum Displaced By Metro Subway Construction (LA Register)
- Too Many Sad Carnage Articles from the L.A. Times:
Fatal Chino Hills Crash: Drunk Driver Rear Ends Bicyclist (LAT)
Fatal North Hollywood Crash: Drunk Driver Hit-and-Run Car vs. Motorcycle Crash (LAT, LAT)
Fatal Westwood Crash: Head-On Collision on Sunset Blvd (LAT)
Fatal Rancho Cucamonga Crash: Wrong-Way Driver on 210 Freeway (LAT)
Santa Paula Reserve Police Officer Suspended for Inane Bike-Hate Video (LAT) - Delayed West SFV L.A. River Bike Path to Open Next Month (DN)
- More on the Metro Sheriffs Audit Report (LA Register)
- Opinion: Environmental Cost of Carbon Emissions Already High (LAT)
- Pro-Airport Ballot Measure Confirmed for November (Santa Monica Next)
- A Look At LB’s Uptown: Bixby Knolls and CA Heights (KCET)
- Raised Boarding Platforms Rejected for S.F. BRT (SB SF)
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